The_Warlock said: I think you misinterpret the words "If you choose to attempt the challenge, do not draw an adventure card". Consider this first: when you land on an Adventure Jewel, you needn't face the Challenge (rulebook pg.4 step 3: Adventure). If you choose to attempt it you draw a card of the matching colour. When you have an Undefeated Challenge on that Jewel, you proceed in the same way: if you choose to attempt it you don't draw a card but face the Undefeated Challenge. Otherwise, you choose not to attempt the Challenge, thus ending your turn with Experience Step. Undefeated Challenge Track is there to record previously undefeated enemies that stay on the board, until they are defeated by a Hero or the 7th Undefeated Challenge is revealed. At that point, you discard the First undefeated Challenge and replace it with the new one However the adventure token is still left in the space while the Undefeated Challenge token is there. No where in the rules does it actually state that you ignore adventure tokens while an undefeated challenge token is there. Now if the rules stated that you place the adventure token with the undefeated challenge card,and place the undefeated challenge token in its place on the board that would be one thing. I would argue that the FAQ statement quoted earlier could be read that if the adventure token and the undefeated challenge card are of the same color, you do not have to encounter the undefeated challenge first. In which case you can choose the order of which they happen. In which case you would be able to resolve both the undefeated challenge and the adventure token seperatel. One question that could come up is if you defeat the undefeated challenge, and take the adventure token, do you still resolve the adventure token or since its gone now, do you just move to the step. I would just like to see some sorta official clarification regarding these scenarios.

Actually based on what I'm reading in the rules, you are not required to face the undefeated challenge in that space. The rules state: "Undefeated Challenge Counters If you end your movement in a space with an undefeated challenge counter (see pages 6–7), look at the corresponding space on the undefeated challenge track to see the Challenge in the space. If you choose to attempt the Challenge, do not draw an adventure card. Instead, resolve the card on the undefeated challenge track." From the words "If you choose to attempt the challenge, do not draw an adventure card.", Landing on an undefeated challenge lets you decide wether to face the Undefeated challenge. If you decide to face it, you do not draw a card. Most likely the opposite is true. That if you decide not to face it, you may choose to draw a card. However there is nothing stating what happens in the case where the player fails that challenge. Basicly wether the original undefeated challenge goes away or do both undefeated challenges remain... Now there is a small blurb in the FAQ regarding undefeated challenges. The FAQ States: "If an undefeated challenge counter is on the same space as an adventure counter,and the undefeated Challenge is a different color than the adventure counter, you must attempt the undefeated challenge counter first." This does not necessarily apply to the scenario in question, since in this scenario there is an adventure counter of a different color then the undefeated challenge. I'm not sure exactly how this would actually happen during the game, but most of the time the colors would be the same between the adventure token and the undefeated challenge.